Halifax Courier - 2021-03-04

• Our schools are ready to re-open
• Roll on summer - Brodstock is ready to rock!
• Where’s Wally? Paddling the canal for Overgate!
• Uncertaint­y over electrific­ation and other rail plans, councillor­s are told
• ‘It’s OK not to be OK’ - run for mental health
• Work starts on £15.8m station
• Aidan is lifting spirits with his shielding songs
• Calderdale exceeds targets for coronaviru­s vaccinatio­n delivery
• Council: Regular testing will help to keep students safe
• Extra cash welcomed but ‘more is needed’
• Brighouse rapper helps connect students to the Brontë sisters’ legacy
• Work starts on homes scheme
• Lloyds confident over financial recovery plan despite coronaviru­s hit
• Magistrate­s Court round-up
• Get rid of this eyesore
• Take this litter issue seriously
• Doctor’s Casebook Home working, and trying to avoid neck and shoulder pain
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Burglar stole OAP’s handbag
• Kind-hearted Callum’s run for his brother
• Chef serves up a helpful idea
• Modern slavery offences are going unpunished, data shows
• Concerns that prosecutor­s are not using new law enough
• Work set to start on new phase of road scheme
• Author and fell walker Alfred Wainwright’s legacy is long reaching. Christophe­r Butterfiel­d discovers the ‘lost’ Wainwright walking book
• Pioneering RSC players in interactiv­e virtual Dream
• Bedtime tales read by zookeepers will enjoy extended run
• Angels remembered 45 years after launch of sassy, classy team
• Gabrielle records hits from Masked Singer TV success
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• Club ‘let down’ by council’s ruling to close Halifax Pool
• Mind and Body Fitness by the Sparkle Coach Forget surgery and achieve a healthy body transforma­tion
• Town’s backroom team are keeping the plates spinning
• Fax Trust introduce their work in our new exclusive column
• McClelland back at The Shay to help uncover some more hidden gems
• Green’s header salvages a point for ten-man Town
• Chairman: “We’ve been left to fend for ourselves and sort out a loan”
• Columnist
• Lengthy injury list is starting to clear up
• TOWN SET TO APPLY FOR £400,000 LOAN “We’ve been left to fend for ourselves” says chairman
• Rawsthorne returns home by switching to Halifax Panthers

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